Tool Pr0n: Exotic Veined Turquoise Knives

No one needs a turquoise insert in a knife handle. Silver, sure; we could see that — werewolves being the problem they are in everyday life you’d need something to repel them. The exotic veined turquoise knives, however, have no supernatural secondary duty and are put together for collectors. Though we must admit that these catch the eye like a bit of shiny to a crow.

In order to get one of the seven standard Case patterns; Stockman, Muskrat, Peanut, Desk, Texas Toothpick, Mini Trapper or Trapper thus bedecked, it will run you about $165. We’re drawn a great deal more to something like this than mammoth tusk or some of the other rare materials they’ve sported in the past. No two are alike because of the actual rock being ground down and polished to fit each handle. They turn out quite striking, but really there’s no functional difference between these and their $40 brethren other than the material for the handle insert.

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